Lucy Fitzgerald 
Mike Andersen’s All Out of Love feels like a record that invites you to sit back, close your eyes, and let every word wash over you. Marking his 10th studio release, the album captures a deeply personal chapter in his life, reflecting on the years following his divorce while still leaving space for hope, humor, and resiliencePress release – Mike Andersen -….
The title track, “All Out of Love,” sets the tone beautifully. Playing on the double meaning of the phrase, it balances the ache of heartbreak with the strength of still choosing love in the face of lossTrack-by-track – Mike Andersen …. That duality carries across the record, creating a thread that feels honest without being weighed down.
Standout moments like “Don’t Waste Your Time” and “Only For You” show the wide sonic range Andersen and producer Christian Ki crafted together, from gentle, stripped-back intimacy to fiery bursts of energy. “Souls on Fire,” with its cinematic swagger, could easily slide into the soundtrack of a Tarantino film, while “Big Mouth” delivers a witty blues-infused groove that is both self-aware and charmingTrack-by-track – Mike Andersen ….
Collaborations with the legendary Billy Cross on tracks like “Before I Was Good” and “Pack Your Bags” add another layer of richness. These songs carry a conversational honesty, reflecting on life lessons with a mix of nostalgia and humor. Elsewhere, “Falling For You” and “Haitian Lady” remind us how love and connection can arrive unexpectedly, reshaping the journey forwardTrack-by-track – Mike Andersen ….
What I enjoyed most about this album is how free it feels. Andersen doesn’t box himself into genre expectations. Instead, he lets the songs breathe, moving effortlessly from bluesy grit to soulful tendernessPress release – Mike Andersen -…. It’s a record that feels handcrafted, full of heart, and willing to take risks.
If you haven’t already, make sure to follow Mike Andersen on Spotify, Instagram, and Facebook. Add All Out of Love to your playlists, share it with your friends, and let it soundtrack your own late-night reflections or Sunday morning drives. This is the kind of album that grows with every listen, leaving you a little more connected to the music and maybe even to yourself.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
